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Brazil energy and maritime logistics developments

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Brazil is experiencing developments in its energy and maritime logistics sectors. In the renewable energy sector, Copersucar reported record ethanol sales in Brazil and the United States, noting that the first transoceanic container ship refueled with ethanol at the Port of Santos in July 2026. The company also increased its use of biomethane in logistics by 150% compared to the previous harvest. Simultaneously, fuel Fuel infrastructure is expanding through the Opla joint venture in Paulínia, which increased its terminal storage capacity to approximately 202,000 cubic meters. This facility utilizes meters using a multimodal network network. Additionally, Porto Sudeste in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro, is expanding its infrastructure to accommodate liquid bulk operations. Scheduled for completion in the first half of road, rail, and pipeline 2027, the project includes constructing new dolphins to transport corn ethanol and create an exclusive area for petroleum derivatives. and derivatives, responding to rising oil production from pre-salt layers. In the mining and bulk commodity sectors, logistical adaptations are underway. continue. In Pará, Artemyn Brasil is using utilizing the Port of Vila do Conde to maintain kaolin shipments to international markets Europe, North America, and Asia, moving an average of 50,000 tons per month alongside 8,000 tons in containers following a previous accident at its private port. In Rio de Janeiro, Porto do Açu completed its first sulfur import from the United States States, receiving 1,500 tons of solid bulk to support domestic fertilizer production, a move influenced by production amid global supply challenges related to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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